Interview with Katherine Glenday at Amaridian Gallery
Ceramics
| Dec. 15, 2008 |
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[1/12] “Movement to Light”
[2/12] Ice Vases series, left to right: Vessel 99, Vessel 108
[3/12] Along sides: Still Point in a Turning World tea lights
Front to back: Vessel 172 , Vessel 199, Vessel 47
Front to back: Vessel 172 , Vessel 199, Vessel 47
[4/12] Detail of “Movement to Light”
[5/12] Foreground: Plate 9 by Christina Breyer
Background: Assortment of Glenday’s vases, bowls and lidded pots
Background: Assortment of Glenday’s vases, bowls and lidded pots
[6/12] The Sea Inside series
[7/12] Vessel 114
[8/12] Vessel 152
[9/12] Vessel 187
[10/12] Vessel 190
[11/12] Vessel 201
[12/12] The Sea InsidePhoto/Doreen Hemp
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South African porcelain artist Katherine Glenday finds inspiration in the world that surrounds her. Listen in on this guided tour of her current exhibition, “Movement to Light,” at Amaridian Gallery in New York City, which runs until the end of December. Here Glenday explains her processes, influences and the meaning behind her work.
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